Development Beat
Development Beat: New Building Report
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Sitework permits have been issued for two new projects in Raleigh: a Family Dollar on Atlantic Springs and a new storage facility out in Brier Creek.
News
Twitter Talk: Raleigh’s Sharing Economy
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Our recent interview with Councilor Bonner Gaylord sparked a discussion on Twitter about the ups and downs of the so-called sharing economy. We used Storify to capture the conversation.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Tech Tuesday
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An absence of demolition projects means we shift our focus today to Raleigh’s ever-expanding broadband network, with a look back at all the requests for new fiber-optic cable installation since January 2015.
Development Beat
Development Beat: The Raleigh National Cemetery
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In honor of Memorial Day, we take a look back at the history of the Raleigh National Cemetery on Rock Quarry Road.
On The Record
Gaylord: We Need To Be a Part of the Future
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This is the latest in our ongoing interview series, On The Record. Last week, we had the chance to talk with Raleigh City Councilor Bonner Gaylord to discuss bikeshare, greenways and Raleigh’s growing sharing economy.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Kiwanis Park
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The City of Raleigh is currently soliciting design proposals for a $700,000 renovation of Kiwanis Park, so we take a look back at how the park came to be.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Renovation Roundup
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The developers of the hit Temple Run series are set to undergo $179,925 worth of renovations to their North Hills office space, and three area restaurants received permits for minor renovation jobs.
Oak City Portraits
Oak City Portraits
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After graduating from East Carolina University, Marissa Zimmet moved to Raleigh for an internship with the Carolina Hurricanes. She decided to spend her evening reading in the Raleigh Rose Garden.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Quail Hollow Mixed-Use
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A recently filed rezoning case would allow for a 20-story mixed-use development on Quail Hollow Drive near North Hills in Mitown Raleigh.
News
CACs: Connecting Raleigh’s Neighbors for More Than 40 Years
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With the departure of longtime co-chair Charity Van Horn, the Atlantic CAC looks to the future of neighborhood-government relations in Raleigh, and we look at the history of the city’s Citizen Advisory Councils.
